LEGO® DREAMZzz June 2025 Wave: Five New Sets Unveiled, Including the Massive Nightmare Shark Submarine! (71500, 71499, 71495, 71492, 71494 and 71494)

The LEGO® DREAMZzz theme is back with a bang, unveiling five new sets for June 1, 2025. This summer wave builds on the theme’s growing popularity, offering a mix of heroic adventures, villainous showdowns, and imaginative builds. Whether you’re a fan of posable creatures, transformable vehicles, or epic mech battles, there’s something here for every builder. Let’s dive into the details of each set, so you can decide which one deserves a spot on your shelf—or in your dream world.

Meet the New LEGO® DREAMZzz Sets

71492 Mateo’s Fire Chameleon

• Price: €49.99 / 49.99/£44.99/AUD75/370DKK/520SEK/220PLN/R49.99 / £44.99 / AUD 75 / 370 DKK / 520 SEK / 220 PLN / R49.99/£44.99/AUD75/370DKK/520SEK/220PLN/R 250 
• Pieces: 443 
• Age: 7+

Mateo’s latest adventure comes to life with the Fire Chameleon, a brick-built creature adorned with fire-like translucent elements. This 443-piece set includes a jet-like build on the chameleon’s back, allowing Mateo to ride it into battle. The set also comes with five minifigures: Mateo, Logan, Zero, Z-Blob, and a Cyberling. The vibrant color scheme and dynamic design make it a standout for younger builders and collectors alike.

71494 Zoey’s Time Owl

• Price: €29.99 / 29.99/£24.99/AUD45/220DKK/310SEK/135PLN/R29.99 / £24.99 / AUD 45 / 220 DKK / 310 SEK / 135 PLN / R29.99/£24.99/AUD45/220DKK/310SEK/135PLN/R 150 
• Pieces: 359 
• Age: 8+

Zoey’s connection to time-themed creatures continues with the Time Owl, a posable build featuring movable wings and a rotatable head. What’s even cooler? It can be transformed into a boat for an alternative play experience. The set includes Zoey, a Cyberling, and her trusty cat, Kitty. It’s a smaller set, but the dual-build option adds extra value for those who love versatility.

71495 Mateo VS. Cyber Brain Mech

• Price: €29.99 / 29.99/£24.99/AUD45/220DKK/310SEK/135PLN/R29.99 / £24.99 / AUD 45 / 220 DKK / 310 SEK / 135 PLN / R29.99/£24.99/AUD45/220DKK/310SEK/135PLN/R 150 
• Pieces: 368 
• Age: 8+

If you love mechs, this set is for you. The Cyber Brain Mech sports a futuristic black, pink, and light blue color scheme, with fully posable limbs and a menacing aesthetic. Mateo is included with an impressive green and grey gun, making this a great value for the price. The mech’s design fits perfectly into the LEGO® DREAMZzz universe, offering both playability and display potential.

71499 Mateo’s Spray Paint Truck

• Price: €99.99 / 99.99/£89.99/AUD150/730DKK/980SEK/430PLN/R99.99 / £89.99 / AUD 150 / 730 DKK / 980 SEK / 430 PLN / R99.99/£89.99/AUD150/730DKK/980SEK/430PLN/R 500 
• Pieces: 929 
• Age: 9+

This 929-piece set is all about customization. The Spray Paint Truck can be upgraded with either a large spray can or a spray can rocket launcher, adding a fun twist to vehicle builds. With five minifigures—Mateo, Cooper, D-Shock, Mr. Oz, and One—plus two Cyber Brain Spiders, it’s packed with action and detail. The red and green color scheme is eye-catching, and the play features make it a fantastic centerpiece for any LEGO® DREAMZzz collection.

71500 Nightmare Shark Submarine

• Price: €139.99 / 139.99/£119.99/AUD210/1,050DKK/1,400SEK/600PLN/R139.99 / £119.99 / AUD 210 / 1,050 DKK / 1,400 SEK / 600 PLN / R139.99/£119.99/AUD210/1,050DKK/1,400SEK/600PLN/R 700 
• Pieces: 1,413 
• Age: 9+

The star of the wave, the Nightmare Shark Submarine, is the largest LEGO® DREAMZzz set of the year. With 1,413 pieces, it can be built as either a shark submarine or a hammerhead shark ship. The set includes stud shooters, mini jets, rockets, and even a prison, plus five minifigures, Z-Blob, and three Cyberlings. It’s action-packed, detailed, and perfect for fans who want a showstopping build.

Why These Sets Matter

The LEGO® DREAMZzz theme continues to push boundaries with creative designs, interactive features, and engaging storytelling. Each set in this wave offers something unique, whether it’s the transformability of Zoey’s Time Owl, the customizable options in Mateo’s Spray Paint Truck, or the sheer size and detail of the Nightmare Shark Submarine.

For collectors, the exclusive minifigures and alternative builds add replay value, while the vibrant colors and dynamic play features make these sets irresistible for kids and adult fans. The theme’s originality sets it apart from licensed themes, giving builders a fresh, imaginative world to explore.

Final Thoughts: Will LEGO® DREAMZzz Stand the Test of Time?

The LEGO® DREAMZzz theme has been a bold experiment for LEGO®, blending fantasy, action, and creativity in a way that feels both familiar and new. With this latest wave, it’s clear that the theme is evolving, offering more complexity and variety in its sets.

But will it last? Only time will tell. For now, these five sets prove that LEGO® DREAMZzz is still full of surprises, and worth your attention.

Which set are you most excited about? Will you be picking up the Nightmare Shark Submarine, or does Mateo’s Fire Chameleon steal the show?